Wanzerfan

Here's an idea: why not depict Conan in the way Robert E. Howard described him?

I don't mind the choice. True barbarians weren't as ripped as Arnie nor any candidate for the World's Strongest Man. All those muscles are actually a detriment for sword swinging (hell Arnie had problems weilding that sword in the first movie).

I have a feeling that

And here I thought it would be a list of characters that didn't make the cut.

A few Nazereth. "Love Hurts" "Hair of the Dog" (good riff and exellent chorus). One from The Animals "House of the Rising Sun" Steppenwolf "Born to be Wild" "Magic Carpet Ride"-who can ever forget that NASCAR game's "Cyber Dale" commercial?

If that happens, I'm gonna projectile vomit.

One of the many bitches I have about that game is that you have to worry about your behavior in the game. Stray too far off the given path, and your salary drops.

It is kinda caustic, isn't it? Okay, now for a somewhat serious question. I do have the original full version of "Fate" installed on my machine, and recently installed "The Traitor's Soul". Do I need to go buy Undiscovered Realms (I don't have that version of the game) or did Traitor's Soul update the original game?

I saw a transforming model of the Epiyon and I thought it looked pretty cool.

Yhatzee's at it again. His reviews of Torchlight and Darksiders are up. Like always, watch at your own risk.

I was using the term "raptor" to describe a type of bird of prey (eagles, hawks, etc.), not the jet or a dinosaur, one guy under Zech's command in the first episode of the series described that the thing somewhat looked like a bird (I'm paraphrasing here).

As evidenced by the Hovertank's (SPARTAS) Gladiator mode. God is the pilot ever exposed when the mecha is in that mode.

Do you mean "sights"?

It's also available for direct download purchase on the PlayStation Network.

When I openened the thumbnail in a new tab, I got a nice small pic of an "x". I guess you were caught stealing bandwith.

Don't you mean "Dosbox", shiroikaze?

The novels clearly state (in the book Homecoming to be exact) his height is described as 6'4". Now here's a question that's been nagging me for a while. In the Robotech episode "Space Fold" Captain Gloval orders the battle fortress to execute a space fold at an altitude of 2,000 feet above the island. Is it just me, or is that a little too low comapred to shots in the animation? What is the altitude in the original Macross series? God, this must be another case of very bad scriptwriting. My guess is that the real altitude in question is 2 kilometers above the island.

I think Londo Malari said this one. "It's not the smell, it's the burning of my eyes!"

Me and my dumbass assumptions. I must really enjoy the taste of shoe leather. Dan Woren did the voice of Roy Fokker in The Macross Saga.

I just realized how arrogant Mr. McKeever is. Get a load of the rank he gave himself in the thumbnail Gubaba provided.

Kevin Mekeever??? Well in Maceks original vision, Rem and Janice were to travel back in time to undo all the things that the original Zor did. Needless to say, Rem's plan fails spetacularly. Robotech Art 3 covers everything related to The Sentinels television series, including a detailed synopsis of the unused scripts, as well as character and mecha production sketches.

I don't know if this is appropriate or not. Watch at your own risk.

Alice in Chains' former frontman's name was Layne Statley (I think that's how you spell his last name).

A break in spite of Micheal Mann being involved in the Miami Vice movie. As for Land of the Lost, I bet Sid and Marty Kroft are laughing their asses off.

I've read in one of the Letters colomn in one of the Eternity comics (I can't remember which one, and I'm not going to go through them) that Carl Macek thought that End of the Circle was a full 180 to his vision of the franchise. His vision was basicly what was penned in Art 3, train wreck that that story was.